To the Bimini Hilton Hotel (FSX)

I just checked in at the Bimini Hilton. I use my reliable amphibian 6x6 Off-Road Truck to explore the beautiful Photosim Lab Bahamas scenery by our Forum friend Barnardo.

I lost all my FSX screenshots I made since March this year. :mad: The external HD I used collapsed just at the moment I gathered all FSX screenies on it to save them on my second PC. All other stuff on it was saved already, phew....

 

 

Here's my floating truck:

 

Please click on the pics to enlarge:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for looking!

GREETS!!!

Edited October 15, 2019 by peer01

The scenery is very accurate:

 

Lookin' good, boss! I knew it! can't even keep a truck outta the water! :rolleyes::eek:

This truck is a fully amphibian one my dear friend! :mad: Means it's meant to be there yes? OK? Thanks though...;):)

This truck is a fully amphibian one my dear friend! :mad: Means it's meant to be there yes? OK? Thanks though...;):)

 

Hmmm! About those amphibious trucks.........

 

Edited October 15, 2019 by mrzippy

You know very well that was my disguised sub-:rolleyes::eek:marine. It sub-marined very well btw.

Didn't catch all: you plaid with a external HD under water, in a submarine truck! Stange guy :):) Always said that :):)

Do you realize I can be in Dijon within a few houres? :mad:

Do you realize I can be in Dijon within a few hours? :mad:

 

If you go, could ya bring me back some mustard and a couple of bottle of vino? ;)

Hmmmm....

 

Do you realize I can be in Dijon within a few houres? :mad:

 

Well, like mrzippy hints to, we could have some business with local products, which you could buy in quantities, and then sell back to the flightsim community :):):) With of course a percentage for me

Until recently Toronto had a Hippo Bus which did city tours on land and water. All drivers had to pass the Von Peerhoven landing exam. :p -- Bob

 

That scenery looks great no matter what type of water vehicle you use to get though it, on it, or under it - just so it does not have wings. :cool: :cool: :rolleyes:

Also my opinion Larry, thanks! :) Bernardo wants to send me the latest version, can't wait! :cool::pilot:

I love the smell of petrol in the morning!

Reminded me of my childhood, I had an Alvis Stalwart truck by Matchbox that looks exactly as the vehicle you used. BP Exploration was written on its side.

 

 

 

I remember my dad -who worked in the oil industry after he retired from the army- explaining to me that oil exploration entailed that vehicles go to some rugged terrain that only such a 6x6 amphibian can handle.

Good to know that Jerry ;)

 

Khalid, it's an Alvis Stalwart indeed! :eek::eek:

Khalid, it's an Alvis Stalwart indeed! :eek::eek:

 

oh I ran a search and saw it is an Alvis Stalwart in an Antarctic service scheme, so no A/C on board. Windows cannot be rolled down either to keep her watertight. Did you enjoy the sauna? :rolleyes: :cool::cool: :pilot:

Edited October 17, 2019 by kalizzi

Khalid - Jan is like a "bird dog'" they are like magnets to water! In Jan's case, he doesn't care what gets him to the water, can be a plane or an Alvis

Stalwart!

 

Rick :cool:

TSK!! I never open windows (people can throw things into it) , there are great hatches on top of the cab. And I'm Dutch, so we all end in the water a few times (no matter in what type of "machines", even trains btw) in our life. Besides that, I'm talented and handsome, and a lot of you are NOT! HA! :mad:

TSK!! I never open windows (people can throw things into it) , there are great hatches on top of the cab. And I'm Dutch, so we all end in the water a few times (no matter in what type of "machines", even trains btw) in our life. Besides that, I'm talented and handsome, and a lot of you are NOT! HA! :mad:

 

So, you took down all of the mirrors in your house??:confused:

Khalid - Jan is like a "bird dog'" they are like magnets to water! In Jan's case, he doesn't care what gets him to the water, can be a plane or an Alvis

Stalwart!

 

Rick :cool:

 

Hahah Rick I cannot open my mouth I landed a seaplane on land.